Life As I Know It: I'm a Volgger

September 12, 2008

I'm a Volgger

I am entering the world of video blogging also known as vlogging. I haven't had much time to get everything together just yet, but you can find me here at Newbaby.com once I get started. I plan on talking about being a new mom again and how I am handling the 3 kids and a husband.

Come visit me and join if you are interested. There are lots of topics surely to please everyone. If you have any ideas for a video or want to see something special from me, like what food is in the fridge or what do you really hide under your bed, just let me know...I need as much help as I can get...or you just may see me during nap time napping with the kiddies.

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Anonymous9/15/2008
I thought about doing this a while back. I thought it might even help with my weight loss (if I was forced to actually "watch" myself every day.) I can't wait to see where you go with it. You might just inspire me!
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September 12, 2008

I'm a Volgger

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